A little bit about me :]

 
I absolutely hate having the hiccups.

A good episode of FRIENDS always makes me laugh.

Will Ferrell & Chris Farley can also always make me laugh, while we are on the topic.

If my driving is any indication, I could probably pursue a career with Nascar.

I think Chelsea Handler & Ellen Degeneres are hilarious.

I’m a sucker for the music that my dad made my sisters and I listen to on our rides to school every morning…CCR, Bad Company, Janis Joplin, Van Morrison, etc…great GREAT music

My older sister, Jennifer, is my hero. she’s taught me to always prevail, even if the odds are not in my favor. (Below: Jennifer with my parents after her graduation ceremony @ LSU )

Although not safe, being tan = prettier...not Jersey Shore tan, but natural, "I just came in from a day outside" tan

(not this tan)

I was born and raised in the Deep South and wouldn't have it any other way. I love LOVE being Southern.

I hate (HATE) any and all sauces…being a plain Jane doesn’t bother me.

My walk to class would be much more boring having not had ear buds to listen to my music…its exactly 3 songs long.

I love to travel.

I’d like to live on the beach or near water one day…hopefully soon.

My family has had our wiener dog, Buster, for the past 9 years, but I want my own dog terribly.

I love meeting new people.

My top 5 list of guys that I'd (insert dirty word) are:

1) Ryan Reynolds

2) Luke Bryan

3) Bradley Cooper

4) Josh Duhamel

5) Ryan Gosling

 

I’d like to think of Heaven being a little bit like the FloraBama…God knows my soul has been left there a few nights.

I listen to Mariah Carey’s Christmas CD even during non-Christmas months

Spicy alfredo and shrimp pasta is the way to my heart.

One big piece of statement jewelry usually just makes my outfit better.

Beauty is within.

I feel naked without my iPhone.

Photography is, for me, the art of storytelling…I’d love to be able to show newly engaged couples, weddings and babies stories one day as part of my career.

and lastly...

My greatest hope is to make a difference.